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SAGOT       : ___________________.
                TANONG : Anong ___________________ ang ___________________ mo?

                SAGOT       : ___________________.
                TANONG : ___________________?

                SAGOT       : Isang daang piso ang pamasahe papunta sa airport.


             3. TANONG : ___________________?
                SAGOT       : ___________________.

                TANONG : ___________________?
                SAGOT       : ___________________.

                TANONG : ___________________?
                SAGOT       : ___________________.
                TANONG : ___________________?

                SAGOT       : ___________________.



             Mga Tala Sa Kultura


              One of the most popular means of transportation in the Philippines is the jeepney.
              Originally made from surplus army vehicles used in World War II, it has in recent
              years  taken  on  more  modern  looks  from  local  manufacturers;  been  built  using
              secondhand  Japanese  trucks;  and  even  become  more  green-friendly  by  using
              alternative fuel, such as electricity. A jeepney can seat between fourteen to sixteen
              passengers.
                  What  the  jeepney  is  especially  known  for,  however,  is  its  decoration,  which
             ranges  from  miniature  horses  perched  on  top  of  hoods,  to  vibrantly-colored
             paintings of cartoon characters or the children of the jeepney owner, to elaborately
             written names or sayings. Occasionally, you may even see religious figurines found

             near the driver’s seat.
                  Thus, the jeepney is a bearer of “street art,” accessible to the masses whether
             they ride the jeepney or whether they simply enjoy seeing its humor and colorful
             designs.



                        Pagbabasa


              Read the following passage, and then answer the questions that follow. Study the

              words below to better understand the short short story:
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